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The MTA Has Rejected Ads for a Sex Toy Company, Citing a Recent Change in Policy

Dame Products worked with the organization for months before formal rejection

By Katie Richards

January 9, 2019

Sexual wellness company Dame Products, which sells sex toys, is challenging the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Outfront Media after the organizations rejected the brand’s first subway campaign for being too sexual, and for displaying sex toys.

Katie Richards
@ktjrichards katie.richards@adweek.com Katie Richards is a staff writer for Adweek.
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